300ex questions
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having owned several of both and also a 250ex- other then availability- I really don't see why anyone would buy a 300ex- the 250ex is a great beginner sport quad with a forgiving "sport-clutch" and it's a bit smaller than the 300 & 400ex- but the 300 & 400ex quads are both manual clutched mid sized sport quads that pretty much ride the same. at least the 400 had 2 headlights mounted in the fender instead of 1 light on the bar like the 300ex has.
seriously- just buy the 400ex and enjoy the extra 100cc's - if you're already riding dirtbikes and other atv's- you'll get bored with the 300ex in no time, then you'll start looking for ways to "modify" the 300 engine to make it more powerful.
seriously- just buy the 400ex and enjoy the extra 100cc's - if you're already riding dirtbikes and other atv's- you'll get bored with the 300ex in no time, then you'll start looking for ways to "modify" the 300 engine to make it more powerful.
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Powerful? Not at all, but a reliable trail quad, yes. Just, they are tiny and you will want something faster once you get used to it. I went with the 400 and wish it was quicker sometimes, but I don't wanna sacrifice my reliability by getting a 450 and trail riding. With good tires outback, mine goes up just about everything I point it at. Great machine, had more fun on this than anything else I've had in the past including all my dirt bikes combined..
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